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Page: Boiler or Geyser lamps (Chinese, not the French ones): Model name: Geyser lamp Model number: LP-G1610A Made by: Lipan Industrial Company (not sure though) Years made: 2001 - 2005 Rarity (scale of 1-10, 10 being hyper-ra; Added by Erin at 6:31pm on December 6, 2013

Comment on: Topic 'Geyser Crystal Lamp still in box': somewhat valuable now. I've seen them go on eBay for a few hundred bucks, but the market is a little soft now, so maybe less. I had one successfully shipped to me from another member here: http://oozinggoo.ning.com/photo/geyser-lamp-or-boiler-lamp?context=user ;…; Added by Erin at 4:38pm on November 15, 2014

Topic: Calling all owners of any and all types of vintage boilers!: understand what each type of lamp does, I've seen very little footage of them actually running. Thanks in advance! ~ Jonas…; Added by Jonas Clark-Elliott at 10:59am on February 29, 2012

Comment on: Group 'We love French Boilers': made by glassblowers. Check eBay France, is all I can say.…; Added by Jonas Clark-Elliott to We love French Boilers at 8:54am on August 20, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'Unique lamp': ke it, grab it, they're no longer sold - too many arrived broken in shipping. Bohdan, how did you open/reseal it?…; Added by Jonas Clark-Elliott at 8:26am on December 21, 2008

Comment on: Photo 'FrenchBoilers3DetailsFinal': The lava geyser, made of a seamless combination of clear and translucent-orange glass, the double fountain with return pipe, the felt magician or wizard boiler (I've seen felt faces on French glitter lamps, so for now I believe this boiler was sold this way) Hope you enjoy browsing these as much as I've enjoyed spotting and drawing them. Illustration created in Windows Paint.…; Added by Jonas Clark-Elliott at 5:26am on December 4, 2007

Comment on: Topic 'French Glitter Hand-Blown Glass Lantern': awesome blown glass lamp. It's very unique, and is one of only two I've seen that seems to be aimed at more traditional decor (the other ghad a thick glitter-filled 'candle' in a copper pot with an ornate handle on it). The glass and the tiny glitter bits remind me of the figure eight-shaped Geyser Lamp, as does this one's internal construction regarding the base of the glass. The creators of the Geyser Lamps *had* to have seen both this and the glitterboilers - the question is, where and when did they see them? Old design patents, maybe?…; Added by Jonas Clark-Elliott at 3:15pm on December 11, 2009

Comment on: Photo 'Boiler geyser lamp': collections got broken, too. They came in two sizes, small and large; small with black or dark translucent blue plastic bases, large (shown here) with metal. Both sizes then came in three shapes: cone (shown here), hourglass, and football.…; Added by Jonas Clark-Elliott at 4:23am on February 24, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Strange Coil Glitter Lamp!': s, and I can pick up a proper base for it, inside of this ill fitting normal one. Or in other words, does anyone have a geyser base they are looking to get rid of? Apparently someone called "Bohdan" replaced his glitter water with pink glitter water, so it is doable to at least replace the water, turning it into a real lava lamp is another question altogether though. Bohdan's account seems to not exist anymore, but he is on another lava lamp site. It apparently takes a 15w bulb. The 40w in my base is probably much to much for it. I did remove the little plastic mirror thing before it melted thankfully. Thanks for the info, Keith!…; Added by Sam Lacey at 1:16pm on June 10, 2014